Screen printing is a printing process that uses stencils to apply inks, one color at a time and up to 4 colors maximum. This technique is ideal for orders of 50 pieces or more.

Transfer is a printing process that consists of first printing logos, patterns or numbers on vinyl rolls to then be cut and peeled, then stuck onto the canvas using a heat press.

Computerized embroidery is a process that allows several logos to be embroidered simultaneously directly onto the textile.

Chenille embroidery is a craft embroidery technique that uses wool rather than embroidery thread, for a unique result.

Appliqués encompass all logos that are first designed and then applied to the garment. For example, patches can be produced in leather, PVC, woven, sublimated, twill, and more.

Sublimation is a process that re-colours the fibres of the fabric, resulting in an image that will not crack, peel or fade when washed. This technique is ideal for products such as team clothing, which undergoes many washes. This process results in a garment that is 100% your image.